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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
12
Charles E. Grassley argues that Hays and Associates recommendations on state employee pay equity are useful but too aggressive. He contends raises of ten thousand dollars in one year are unjustified and should unfold over decades. Grassley says public pay lags because officials accept lower salaries and private pay tracks the economy more closely.
The text suggests replacing a gas water heater when it shows need, and updating existing home equipment as part of ongoing maintenance. It emphasizes proactive replacement and modernization of household systems.
The Secretary of State notified the Judicial Nominating Commission of a July 1, 1973 vacancy for a district court judge in Judicial Election District 2A. The district will gain a fifth judge due to increased caseload, with two nominees selected by the district commission and Governor appointment from those nominees. The 2A district includes Brem er, Butler, Cerro Gordo, Floyd, Franklin, Hancock, Mitchell, Winnebago and Worth counties. The nominating commission comprises five district lawyers elected by the bar, five district electors appointed by the Governor, and the senior district judge as chairman.
Nominating Commission will meet June 18 1973 at 1 30 pm CDT in the East Court Room Mason City courthouse to select nominees. Nominees must be Iowa bar members residents of District 2A and under 72 to serve initial and one regular term of six years. Applications by letter to Judge C H Wild Chairman Box 205 Waverly Iz prior to June 11 1973 with bio data.
The Greene City Council met at city hall on May 7 at 1 00 pm at the Highway Commission request to review a plan for traffic at the Highway 14 and West South Street intersection. Present were Mayor Arthur Weiss and councilmen Morey Nelson Kock. absent Stanton Griner. The Highway Commission staff outlined recommendations and the council planned to act at the 7 00 pm regular meeting and notify the commission.
The council voted aye on installing a 48 by 48 inch warning sign with a supplementary flashing beacon for southbound Iowa 14, overhead flashing beacons on local streets and Iowa 14, 600 foot no passing lines approaching the intersection, and extra stop sign signs stating Iowa 14 Does Not Stop. The meeting also approved Class C Bee Permits for B and W Food Store and Drakle's Department Store, paid various bills, and adjourned after approving April 1973 receipts totaling 36428.07 with a signed mayor.
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